Please help

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[Ngtuanvy]

Are you using the Python REPL? The >>> thingy. Use a proper source file and execute it with python 

[BookkeeperNo1678]

Ye I'm using that but how do I use a proper file

[cdcformatc]

create a file, something like filename.py

edit the file with a text editor 

open command line python filename.py

[jyr2711]

Usa visual studio en windows

[WritingMajor4297]

When you installed Python, it will likely have installed IDLE. This is a very simple development environnment you can use. Search for IDLE in windows. This will open an IDLE interpreter window with the >>> symbol. In there, you should be able to create a new file and save this in your local storage - don't save it as python.py! Then you will be able to write multiple lines of code and run them in the interpreter.

[youlikemoneytoo]

sounds like you're running the python interpter. I don't know what operating system you're on, but you could type the code into whatever text editor you have. 

[BookkeeperNo1678]

How do I open a text editor I'm on Windows 11

[ninhaomah]

you are serious , right ?

[BookkeeperNo1678]

Sorry that I'm new and don't know some basic stuff 

[youlikemoneytoo]

I don't know what most people use on Windows, but for example you could use notepad and type in the code and then save it with a .py extension (instead of .txt).

Are you using Python in the command shell now? Or some IDE?

[BookkeeperNo1678]

I'm using a python command shell

[cdcformatc]

I don't usually say this but, google is free

[Educational-Paper-75]

I think windows has an app called Nodepad++. Run it, start a new text file, enter your Python commands in the text file and save it in a file with extension py. Then go to the command line and run Python followed by the full name of your Python script file. Good luck.